Sentence examples for hobo of from inspiring English sources

She called herself "a hobo of the air," and described her early flights as "vagabonding".

Hopping freight trains, a practice that harkens back to the hobo of the Depression, is a favored mode of transportation.

Not the monster of cinema, clothed like a hobo of the great depression, but the true monster from the pages of Mary Shelley, who even reads novels (a most womanly pursuit).

Dean is gloriously unfettered by the boring bonds of hearth and home; he is a hobo of the mind and spirit, just taking off when and where he pleases, squeezing life dry.

Like a guerilla Yelp for the hobo of the digitized world, we may be apt to see modern vagabonds trading in their bindle bag hung for their trusty iPhone, ready to scan messages that will advise them where to plug in their computers and to eat their veggie burgers.

Drinking sterno probably isn't really advisable unless supervised by a hobo of proper experience.

The shorter list of upregulated proteins in P clag - cdpk1-gfp ookinetes was not obviously enriched for a functional category of genes but, interestingly, it contained both Plasmodium homologs of the HoBo (Homolog of Bruno) family of mRNA binding proteins (PBANKA_113570 and PBANKA_103270), both of which also form part of the DOZI protein complex (Mair et al., 2010).

My British friends argue that the demise of religion is a good thing, proving sophistication in sharp contrast to the religious hobos of America who speak in tongues and talk to dead people.

At Wo Hop, the breath might be that of an endearing hobo, full of pipe tobacco and sweet wine.

The unusual ability of hobo to incorporate very large cargo suggests that hobo would be an excellent candidate for the development of DNA delivery vectors.

I like to think of myself as this wanderer and a hobo, kind of.